After eight years writing and directing emotionally wrought plays, Mosley knew she wanted to be a film director at age thirteen. She stumbled upon a film set and found a mentor who spent three years teaching Ramaa. At age fifteen she directed her first documentary winning the prestigious UNEP Global 500 award and at sixteen she launched her career and began directing commercials and music videos. Over the past twenty years, Mosley has directed feature films and hundreds of of award winning commercials building a career directing action and genuine human stories. In 2015, she was named one of Shoot Magazine’s top 10 Female Directors to Watch.
In 2013, after mentoring dozens of young filmmakers, Mosley called up her dear friend and producer Hope and the two launched Adolescent Content.
Mosley directed her debut feature film, based on the original comic book she co-wrote, titled “The Brass Teapot” starring Juno Temple which premiered at TIFF, was distributed by Magnolia pictures and in 2013 was nominated for the International Critics’ Award (FIPRESCI) and Saturn Award.
In Fall of 2014, Mosley directed the Afghan Segment of “Girl Rising” which was nominated for Outstanding Documentary at the Image Awards. Since then, she has been a vocal advocate for girl and women’s rights around the world, launching the US social media campaign behind Bring Back Our Girls.
Mosley’s second feature film, “Tatterdemalion”, which she directed and co-wrote, was purchased by Breaking Glass and will be released theatrically in September 2018. The dramatic thriller was shot in the Ozarks and stars Levin Rambin, Taylor John Smith and Jim Parrack which won Best Narrative feature at KC film festival and Best Actress at the 64th Taormina Film Festival in Italy.
